Holiday rentals and lettings in South Downs

If what you want most on holiday is to be in a quiet place away from the hustle and bustle of the city, then these holiday rentals located on the South Downs are for you. Here you will be in the middle of nature, so you can be sure that there won't be any noise to disturb your calm these days. When you decide to go out, you can take any of the trails that will take you directly to the attractions in just a few minutes.

For a peaceful holiday, it's best to stay in a place that can give you everything you want, so you can come home from a day of adventures safe in the knowledge that you'll be able to relax. You can get just that in these cosy South Downs rentals, which are so charming that you can listen to the birds all day long and enjoy the starry skies at night. Plus, you get everything you need, like fully equipped kitchens, lovely bathrooms and bedrooms.

The South Downs is known for being a colourful place surrounded by bright shades of green and is considered, in fact, the most enchanting part of south-east England. Perhaps, for this reason, it was designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty in 1966. It was also named a national park and occupies a large expanse of very diverse areas that give it a unique feel, ranging from hills and cliffs to beaches.

In the midst of all this nature, different activities and attractions have been developed to give travellers the opportunity to enjoy every corner of the South Downs and get the right impression of the place.

Being such a large park, of course, the South Downs has some wonderful walking trails that you can hike to get even deeper into nature. You can explore Midhurst Common or head down to the River Rother. If you're in the mood for more, you can add a walk along the Woolbeding and Easebourne walking trails to your itinerary. If you're looking for a bit more fun, you can follow all these routes by bike for a different experience.

After you've wandered around the shops or walked along some trails on the South Downs, you can check out the rest of the outdoor activities the park has to offer. For example, you can learn to play polo or go fishing by the river for a relaxing afternoon. There are also shooting schools about 5 minutes away and golf courses just 4 minutes away. Another favourite (and slightly quieter) outdoor activity is to head to the hillside to enjoy the sunsets, which are the best way to end a remarkable day.

Just 2 minutes from the South Downs is this small museum that will take you back in time. Admission is free and there is an exhibition run by volunteers who are willing to tell you all about the history of the place. At the end of the tour, you can stop for a cream tea.

If you are an art lover, especially photography, then you must visit the Brett Gallery. Here you will come across incredible photographs with one thing in common: they are all in black and white. Also, this place has been known for the way they frame and present photographs, some dating back more than 100 years.

There is a lot of history to be told at this site, and you can learn about it as you stroll through these picturesque ruins. You'll find signs describing exactly what happened there, so as well as learning something new, you'll be able to spend an afternoon with a difference.

If you are an adrenaline junkie, then this activity is for you. This is a company where you can live an experience closer to the aeroplanes and from the hand of ex-military pilots. They have different flying experiences, ranging from flying with a pilot to flying with your partner.

If you are an animal lover, then you must go to this place. It is a farm where you can go for walks with alpacas and spend a whole afternoon with them, plus they assign you an alpaca companion exclusively for you. At the end of your walk here, you can stop by the shop to get some items and take the alpacas closer to you.